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Python Tkinter Introduction We have often been asked: 'Is there no Tk for Python?' Or 'Is Tkinter the same as Tk?' Of course, there is Tk for Python. Without Tk Python would be less attractive to many users.

Tk is called Tkinter in Python, or to be precise, Tkinter is the Python interface for Tk. Tkinter is an acronym for 'Tk interface'. Tk was developed as a GUI extension for the Tcl scripting language by John Ousterhout. The first release was in 1991. Tk proved as extremely successful in the 1990's, because it is easier to learn and to use than other toolkits.

So it is no wonder that many programmers wanted to use Tk independently of Tcl. That's why bindings for lots of other programming languages have been developed, including Perl, Ada (called TASH), Python (called Tkinter), Ruby, and Common Lisp. Tk provides the following widgets: • button • canvas • checkbutton • combobox • entry • frame • label • labelframe • listbox • menu • menubutton • message • notebook • tk_optionMenu • panedwindow • progressbar • radiobutton • scale • scrollbar • separator • sizegrip • spinbox • text • treeview It provides the following top-level windows: • tk_chooseColor - pops up a dialog box for the user to select a color. • tk_chooseDirectory - pops up a dialog box for the user to select a directory. • tk_dialog - creates a modal dialog and waits for a response.

• tk_getOpenFile - pops up a dialog box for the user to select a file to open. • tk_getSaveFile - pops up a dialog box for the user to select a file to save. • tk_messageBox - pops up a message window and waits for a user response. • tk_popup - posts a popup menu. • toplevel - creates and manipulates toplevel widgets.

Tk also provides three geometry managers: • place - which positions widgets at absolute locations • grid - which arranges widgets in a grid • pack - which packs widgets into a cavity.

Hello all, trying to get my program working. The program is to take input from the user in a hh:mmx format (x being p or a, standing for PM and AM) and tell the user how many minutes from midnight that time is. I was able to make it so it would work in the Shell using the following code snippet: def timedif(x): h = int(x[0:2]) m = int(x[3:5]) ampm = n[-1] if h!= 12 and ampm == 'p': h = h + 12 time = h*60 + m print time n = raw_input('Input a time in hh:mmx format: ') timedif(n) Now I am trying to make it work in a Tkinter format. The following snippet is what I have so far.

Wondering if you all could help me figure out how to get it working. You should send the time value entered to the class, so this statement should be in a function that is called when the 'Convert' button is pressed conv = Converter(5) and should send the value from the Entry instead of '5' (links to and Next the class uses 'n' which it doesn't have access to ampm = n[-1] You should be using 'x' or even better self. Aranya Low Cost Housing Pdf. x The 'Elapsed Minutes Since Midnight' should actually show something which requires a Finally you should allow for 2:2P instead of 02:02P which means you should split on the colon instead of the [0:2] and [3:5] slices Edited 5 Years Ago by woooee.